Episodes

  • 020 - Book II Part I - Observations 1 - 6

    020 - Book II Part I - Observations 1 - 6
    Jan 29 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    18 mins
  • 019 - Book I Part II - Propositions X - XI

    019 - Book I Part II - Propositions X - XI
    Jan 28 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    19 mins
  • 018 - Book I Part II - Proposition IX

    018 - Book I Part II - Proposition IX
    Jan 27 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    18 mins
  • 017 - Book I Part II - Propositions VI - VIII

    017 - Book I Part II - Propositions VI - VIII
    Jan 26 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    23 mins
  • 016 - Book I Part II - Proposition V

    016 - Book I Part II - Proposition V
    Jan 26 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    30 mins
  • 015 - Book I Part II - Definition and Propositions III - IV

    015 - Book I Part II - Definition and Propositions III - IV
    Jan 26 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    17 mins
  • 014 - Book I Part II - Propositions I - II

    014 - Book I Part II - Propositions I - II
    Jan 26 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    16 mins
  • 013 - Book I Part I - Proposition VIII

    013 - Book I Part I - Proposition VIII
    Jan 26 2026
    Step into the fascinating world of optics with the legendary physicist Sir Isaac Newton, who captivated audiences with his lectures from 1670 to 1672. Explore his groundbreaking experiments on light refraction through prisms and his discovery of chromatic aberration. Delve into his revolutionary ideas about the corpuscular nature of light and the mysterious ether that transmits forces between particles. This fourth edition of Opticks, published in 1730 and personally corrected by Newton before his passing, offers a glimpse into his profound insights. Join us as we uncover the brilliance of Newtons work, summarized beautifully by Availle.
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    6 mins